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This month, Charlie Detelich began her position with the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory supporting the 2024 NASA Europa Clipper mission. She will primarily work on predevelopment for the imaging system attached to the spacecraft.

Welcome to the fall semester, Seawolves! Take a look at our slideshow highlighting the return to campus life, from move-in weekend and Campus Kickoff to the first day of classes. Here’s to a great semester of learning, building community and having fun along the way.

Coming from a volleyball dynasty, physical education alumna Morgan Hooe reflects on a lifetime immersed in the sport, culminating in her recent position as Service High School varsity volleyball head coach.

Despite the coronavirus pandemic putting a damper on in-person recruiting and philanthropy, Alpha Sigma Phi overcame the odds to become UAA’s newest fraternity while fortifying brotherhood bonds in the process.

USUAA President Tuan Graziano, USUAA Vice President Esther Dale and New Student Orientation Manager Cynthia Lopez share their excitement for fall semester and returning to campus. Explore opportunities to get involved with student life at Campus Kickoff this Saturday, Aug. 21, 1-4 p.m. at the Alaska Airlines Center Plaza.

This summer, Sean Parnell stepped into the role of UAA chancellor. He's looking forward to fall semester and working with faculty, staff, alumni and university leadership to forge a bright future for Anchorage and Southcentral’s hometown university and its students.

U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm and Senator Lisa Murkowski visited UAA's Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) to meet students and staff with UAA Chancellor Sean Parnell and Vice Provost for ANSEP Herb Schroeder.

Meet UAA’s new Institutional Research director Daniel Campbell and learn how he plans to combine data and storytelling to drive student success. Throughout his career, Campbell has been involved virtually at every level and in every type of research — from applying for grants to administering them, to his current research and practice in the use of data-driven decision making in higher education administration.

The Anchorage campus recently reopened to all students, faculty and staff ahead of fall classes starting Aug. 23. Take a look at highlights from around campus as Seawolves return to the UAA grounds.

Save Seawolf Hockey is less than $500,000 from meeting its $3 million goal ahead of the Aug. 30 deadline. In this episode of Seawolf Voices, former teammates Brian Kraft and Steve Bogoyevac talk about how playing hockey at UAA impacted their lives and the importance of paying it forward.